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<0> congrats mada!
<1> when i try to run prefrence setting on firefox i get the following windows that pops up and gives me the following message: http://pastebin.com/705977
<2> triplep: omfg, i owe you a million, it flashed the splash screen!!!
<0> super feeling
<3> word, i'm pretty sure nv is legacy
<2> thankies Surfnkid, it is an incredible feeling
<2> triplep: i guess
<4> nv is open, not legacy
<0> yep when i got my ATI going it felt good too
<0> ok brb
<4> legacy is nvidia-glx-legacy :-)
<5> pingveno, `
<3> where as nvidia is the official bin blob?
<2> i'm on amd64, i don't know if that matters ... i have very little ubuntu experience, i am a long time debian user and i finally lost patience and just wanted things to work and here i am on ubuntu, same wonderful package management, but all the flawless desktop implementation i want
<4> triplep: yep
<6> no nv is the OSS driver



<5> pingveno, replace Master with PCM
<4> triplep: for cards newer than geforce2.
<7> As I said, not that it makes any difference :-P
<2> ok, well i must go ... i vowed i would solve that before i slept ... thanks again triplep
<8> hi
<9> what exactly does that message "unregged" at the top od the screen mean?
<8> i have reinstalled ubuntu without formatting my computer...i need to know how to access the data that was on my system
<8> new installation was done in the free space.
<10> ok so i got wine from syaptic and i downloaded it and short story made even shorter idk what to do with it. normaly use right click and say open with wine right?
<5> anuj, do you know which harddisk you data was on?
<11> Geoffrey2: follow the instructions in the link it gives you to register your nick
<5> anuj, for example, the size of the harddisk?
<8> total size of the hard disk is 40gigs, with one partition
<9> my nick is registered...supposedly
<5> anuj, ubuntu probably mounted you other harddisks in /media/somewhere
<5> anuj, oops sorry replace harddisk with partition
<5> anuj, ok n/m then
<12> Geoffrey2: yeah, you're regged and identified - all unregged people are being sent to #ubuntu-unregged to register
<5> anuj, what is the problem exactly? you can't find them or you can't access them?
<10> cyphase: how do you do the * thing
<12> n30n: /me blah blah blah
<13> n30n, /me blah blah
<13> :)
<9> Hobbsee, ok, for a while there was a message up in the channel name that said something about "unregged", and then it just vanished...
<10> hm
<13> yea
<14> could anyone suggest a good bitorrent client for gnome? (the existing one is not that good)
<15>
<10> _nano_: bitlord
<5> _nano_, try bittornado
<13> _nano_: Azureus
<12> Geoffrey2: yeah, when you came back in, you may have been forwarded to #ubuntu-unregged befor eyou regged?
<12> !tell n30n about offtopic
<16> hi
<13> _nano_: it's in the repositories
<17> azureous _nano_
<10> _nano_: bittornado is good too
<17> err azureus*
<14> cyphase: Azureus uses java right?
<16> matthew: are you in
<10> Hobbsee: i was just having a moment ok??
<17> yes it uses java.
<12> n30n: i kno w:)
<5> _nano_, yes
<13> _nano_: yea
<13> _nano_: personally, i use the default
<10> Hobbsee: i was trying out the * thing
<12> n30n: i dont think most of the ops will put up with much today :P
<13> it works fine for me
<12> n30n: it's cool :)
<13> n30n: don't over use it :)
<10> _nano_: yes
<18> hi
<14> i would prefer a client that's made using gtk ...lesser memory usage i guess since gtk libraries are already loaded
<5> _nano_, bittornado is nice and fast
<16> installed fluxbox with with aptitude and xserver-xorg what else needs to be done to start fluxbox?



<10> _nano_: bitltornado
<13> _nano_: what's wrong with the default?
<18> is there #ubuntu-1 now, or may i ask about breezy here?
<11> _nano_: I'd avoid it if you can. I'm using Azureus but the sun JRE just chews up processor time and memory like nothing else
<10> _nano_: exect spelled right
<5> schizoschaf, ask
<14> cyphase, it opens different windows for different clients...
<13> _nano_: ah
<14> oops
<14> i meant torrents
<14> :P
<14> i think i'll give bitornado a shot
<13> all on one desktop
<10> cyphase: i got bored of it already... lol
<17> how's the bittornado interface these days? Last time I tried it, it was as shockingly terrible as bram's own client
<18> what might be the reason, when gnome starts in secure mode only, while in normal mode the panels stay blank?
<10> snoops: its ok
<14> snoops: it was? :(
<19> I'm trying to load a web typing game, but, it says unable to load data, I was wondering if anyone could see if it loads properly (on ubuntu) for them. Just not sure if it's my dial-up hampering it or what.
<13> there's already freeloader..
<20> bah, spoke too soon...my firefox is still busted....
<13> but it's kind of eh
<20> oh well
<21> Does the alt install of Ubuntu include a compiler?
<16> DBO: awake?
<10> cyphase: isn't that what synaptic is? or mabye i misunderstand you
<21> For makefiles and such.
<13> n30n: that's for package management
<14> cyphase: yeah that would be awesome, a single client that could deal with everything including torrents, ftp etc
<17> ahh gosh is bittornado still only one window per download?
<18> in which logfile would i find gnome startup errors?
<13> n30n: i'm walking general downloading. from websites, torrents, etc
<13> all in one client
<1> whats it do cdubya
<20> it hangs. big time.
<1> im having some problems with my firefox as well
<10> cyphase: if you program the sourcelist it's pretty much unlimited isn't it
<22> Rabek, no, but sudo apt-get install build-essential will get what you need
<1> ahhh
<17> you could try torrentflux _nano_..
<20> B1zz, I've tried everything.
<13> n30n: i'm not talking about synaptic
<20> I gave up and it's ok.
<23> how do i use a MD5SUMS to check a cd i just burnt
<21> ... that is a long command.
<1> heheh
<20> was just hoping.......
<10> cyphase: i know
<24> anyone know where the wine fake c is?
<17> that's a php and mysql based torrent client.. uses a web interface
<13> n30n: yea, it is
<14> snoops: thanks..would look into that :)
<20> had heard good things about ff working on dapper, but no go for me.
<25> ome ~/.wine/drive_c/
<20> that's ok though
<13> n30n: and you could always install a standalone package without a repo
<10> cyphase: yes
<11> say, there isn't a command like apt-get dependancies <makefile> or something is there?
<10> My wine installation=no worky
<1> cdubya did you try the #firefox?
<20> yeah, noone would even respond. I love channels like that.
<20> heh
<24> what does it mean if that directory dosnt exist?
<1> heh yeah
<1> me too
<5> cdubya, try sudo dpkg-reconfigure firefox-bin
<1> after 2 days just now i got 1 reply
<1> and now the guy stop talking
<24> ive installed wine already but theres no drive_c
<10> Hobbsee: can you explain to me what i was doing off topic? I don't mean to be a bother
<1> look at what Matthewv said
<19> ome check ~/.wine/drive_c/


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